Bonjour and welcome!

If you’ve ever dreamed of strolling cobblestone streets with a fresh croissant in hand, gazing at world-class art, and sipping wine while the Eiffel Tower twinkles in the distance… you’re in the right place. Paris isn’t just a city — it’s an experience, and I’m here to guide you through it.​

 

1. The Icons You Can’t Miss

 

 

• Eiffel Tower – Whether you admire it from the Champ de Mars, take the elevator up for a sweeping view, or see it sparkle at night, the Eiffel Tower is Paris’s heartbeat.

• Louvre Museum – Home to the Mona Lisa, but also thousands of other treasures. Tip: go early or book a skip-the-line ticket.

• Notre-Dame Cathedral – Still under restoration, but its Gothic beauty and riverside setting are unforgettable.

• Arc de Triomphe – Climb to the top for one of the best panoramas of Paris, with the Champs-Élysées stretching out like a ribbon below.​

 

2. Neighborhoods to Explore

 

 

• Le Marais – Chic boutiques, falafel shops, and art galleries in a district that feels like a village.

• Montmartre – Perched on a hill, with the white-domed Sacré-Cœur and winding lanes that once inspired Picasso and Van Gogh.

• Saint-Germain-des-Prés – A café-lover’s paradise, full of literary history and cozy corners for people-watching.

• Latin Quarter – Student energy, bookshops, and historic streets by the Sorbonne.​

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3. Paris by Taste

 

 

• Breakfast: A buttery croissant or pain au chocolat from a local boulangerie.

• Lunch: Try a croque-monsieur or a fresh baguette sandwich.

• Dinner: Coq au vin, steak frites, or something adventurous like escargots.

• Dessert: Macarons, tarte Tatin, or a simple (and perfect) crème brûlée.

  And of course, wine and cheese at sunset — that’s not just a meal, it’s a Parisian ritual.​

 

4. Tips for a Smooth Visit

 

 

• Learn a few French phrases – Even a “Bonjour” or “Merci” makes a big difference.

• Walk, walk, walk – Paris is best explored on foot. Wear comfortable shoes.

• Metro magic – Affordable, fast, and the stations themselves can be works of art.

• Timing is everything – Museums are quieter on weekday mornings, and Paris truly comes alive at night.​

 

5. Moments You’ll Remember

 

 

• Sitting by the Seine as the sky turns pink.

• Listening to street musicians in the Métro.

• Wandering into a tiny pâtisserie just because the smell lured you in.

• Realizing that Paris has a way of making ordinary moments feel extraordinary.

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Your Paris awaits.

Come hungry, curious, and ready to fall in love with the City of Light — because once you’ve been here, a little piece of Paris will stay with you forever.

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